Here are drugs that would not be stopped by Trump’s wall.
They seized this fentanyl at the PORT OF ENTRY.
— Juliette Kayyem (@juliettekayyem) January 31, 2019
At the PORT OF ENTRY.
PORT OF ENTRY.
(am I being too subtle). #wall https://t.co/FEj4eSgAEp
I want to add: bravo to @CBP.
— Juliette Kayyem (@juliettekayyem) January 31, 2019
In a normal world, this would be heralded as fantastic news showing how our efforts can stop the devastation of #fentanyl.
But since the only focus of WH is with a wall — rather than tough border protection efforts — it's viewed in that context. https://t.co/BTJdq63DcW
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— Jacob Soboroff (@jacobsoboroff) February 1, 2019
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Mark my words: Trump will tweet about the massive Fentanyl seizure in AZ.
— Aaron Blake (@AaronBlake) January 31, 2019
Mark my words: He will not mention it was at a port of entry, where a border wall wouldn't matter.https://t.co/7sVwurRSQK
CBP announces *massive* seizure of fentanyl at AZ border.
— Jacob Soboroff (@jacobsoboroff) January 31, 2019
Guess where? Port of entry, not desert.
Guess who? Mexican national, not Central American asylum seeker.
Guess how? In a tractor-trailer, not a backpack.
Guess what didn't stop it? A wall. Agents using technology did. https://t.co/zoLG3Iuvdj
Record-breaking bust at @CBPArizona Port of Entry in Nogales.
— Mireya Villarreal (@cbsmireya) January 31, 2019
☀️254 lbs of fentanyl (mainly powder) – Worth $3.5 million
☀️395 lbs of meth – Worth $1.18 million
☀️Hidden in an 18-wheeler carrying cucumbers, beneath fake bottom
☀️26-year-old Mexican national arrested pic.twitter.com/U8B2w6XilW
The drugs were discovered on a trailer coming through a legal port of entry, the way most narcotics enter the US. They usually don't arrive through unfenced border areas. https://t.co/IAabw7jbgV
— Anthony Zurcher (@awzurcher) January 31, 2019
Sad! 